Companies are starving for technical competitive advantage. But they often don’t realize that they have a lot more talent inside their walls than they think they do. Join us as we hear from tech leaders who are challenging their people to create a workplace culture that fosters creativity and big ideas.
Panelists:
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James Berry: Vice President, Manufacturing & Operations Technology at Shutterfly Inc.
- Ivy Chin: Chief Digital and Technology Officer at American Tire Distributors, Inc.
- John Mitchell: Director, Digital Strategy and Delivery at Duke Energy Corporation
Moderator:
- Vinnie Schoenfelder, Principal and Chief Technology Officer at CapTech Consulting
Overarching topics include:
- CITIZEN AI: How does the use and training of AI benefit business by benefiting society?
- EXTENDED REALITY: If technology iallowing us to "relocate in time and space," how will it be deployed to remove geographic and information distances?
- DATA VERACITY – a new vulnerability: With data-driven decisiomaking increasing, how does inaccurate and manipulated data pose new threats on the organization?
- FRICTIONLESS BUSINESS: As strategic partnerships leverage technology to exponentially drive business, how will legacy systems adapt tthe necessary agility and speed required?
- INTERNET OF THINKING – analytics at the “edge”: How are companies adapting to the need for analytics happening where it is generated, at the sensor and device?
